Sentence examples for decent fist from inspiring English sources
Theresa May might make a decent fist of that.
So far, they have made a pretty decent fist of it.
We make a decent fist of it, and Jacques seems pleased with our enthusiasm.
The state can make a decent fist of bringing services to them, but it cannot bring jobs.
Yet although the banks dismissed the report's "flawed analysis", it seems to have made a decent fist of it.
He had been at the centre and he may even have made a decent fist of things.
Before Mike Patton arrived, vocalist Chuck Mosley made a decent enough fist of frontman duties, despite mysteriously getting struck down with a cold whenever the band had studio time.
He was clearly more comfortable with the former, but he made a decent enough fist of maintaining the tension during scenes that make next to no sense.
Winner: Dawkins Mensch makes a decent enough fist of trolling – starting fights with Alastair Campbell here, claiming that depressed people should go jogging there – but she's a gnat in the face of the towering cave troll that is her opponent.
Carolyn, Suzie, Tisha and Tanya made a decent enough fist of it with their 'Dumb' single, but the hip-hop-flavoured 'On My Knees' (also a hit) remains an embarrassment, its cloddish rhymes sounding like fingernails down a chalkboard, rather than the All Saints's 'Never Ever'.
Should the left-right coalition carry on for another year or more and make a half-decent fist of things, then Mr Letta's chances of leading the PD into the next general election would rise.
